Croft Farm, Snape

02/04/2026

This Sunday Folks. Download and print the Easter Trail sheet here https://woodbridgetidemill.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2026/04/2026Easter-Trail-Final-2.docx.pdf

20/03/2026

🚧 ROAD CLOSURE: A12 at Friday Street (A1094)

🕗 20:00 Fri 20 March → 05:00 Mon 23 March 2026

Essential works are taking place to connect the A12 to a new roundabout.

What’s affected:

🔹 No access from Friday Street onto the A12 (both directions)
🔹 No left or right turns onto the A12

Access:

🔹 Businesses (including Friday Street Farm Shop) remain open
🔹 Access via Snape only (signs will be in place)

⚠️ Also coming up:
🔹 A12 closed again: 20:00 Fri 27 March → 05:00 Mon 30 March 2026
🔹 New roundabout opens to traffic: 05:00 Mon 30 March

Diversion route: A12 → A146 → A143 → A140 → A14

Thank you for your patience while we carry out these essential road works and apologise for any disruption to your journey.

🔗 Keep an eye on this channel for further updates on future roadworks or sign up to the Sizewell C Works Tracker: https://www.szcworkstracker.co.uk

20/01/2026

18/01/2026

The Sailors’ Path follows a beautiful route between Snape Maltings and Aldeburgh ⚓

The Path is named because sailors would walk the path between Aldeburgh and Snape 👣

Download our guide
👉 https://coastandheaths-nl.org.uk/exploring/visitor-guides/walk-guides/

13/01/2026

A 20-mile diversion will be in place⚠️

12/01/2026

Good morning! We will be closed for a kitchen refurbishment from 12th January-16th January (open on the evening of Friday 16th). Our sister pub, The Golden Key, will be open for food and drinks all week

01/12/2025

It is perfect for a winter break

28/11/2025

🚧 Update from Sizewell C: Friday Street Traffic Management 🚧

We wanted to update you on the traffic management on the A12 and Friday Street junction. As you are aware, our works at Friday Street to provide a new roundabout are designed to improve traffic flow and enhance safety at what has historically been a dangerous junction of the A12. All measures comply with highway laws and regulations, as approved by Suffolk County Council Highways.

Following the incidents reported over the last couple of weeks, we immediately began a full review of the site and our traffic management arrangements alongside Suffolk County Council Highways, Suffolk Constabulary and our site contractors Breheny.

As a precaution, our contractors have installed lower-height barriers to improve visibility, and Vehicle Activated Speed Signs will soon be added at key approach points.

From tonight you will see three way traffic lights in place during the evening rush hour. The lights will be operational during the night and lifted 0600 the next day.

Further improvements to the junction will be made over the weekend, including replacing traffic barriers with cones and reviewing the road signs position to improve visibility.

The construction area is clearly marked, and in partnership with Suffolk County Council, National Highways, East Suffolk Council and Suffolk Constabulary, we regularly review traffic management to ensure the site remains safe, well-managed and compliant with environmental standards.

Safety is – and will always be – our top priority. We will continue to monitor the site daily and adapt our arrangements to protect both road users and our workforce. We thank road users for their continued patience as we deliver this important infrastructure.

10/10/2025

Not a quick job, those blackthorn bushes are spiky. Sloe gin, Croft Farm Christmas 2025 edition coming as soon as I can find the Kilner jars